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Call for Papers (CFP) is NOW OPEN. To speak at upcoming OWASP Hyderabad meetings please submit your Bio-data and talk abstract via email to [mailto:gshalemraj@gmail.com Raj ( Shalem Raj )]. When we accept your talk, it will be required to use the Powerpoint [http://www.owasp.org/images/5/54/Presentation_template.ppt OWASP Template]

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Scope of the board is to discuss and approve local activities, meetings and plans.The board meetings will be announced at a later date. The board currently includes the following members:

Scope of the board is to discuss and approve local activities, meetings and plans.The board meetings will be announced at a later date. The board currently includes the following members:

Rohit Tamma has been working in the field of Application Security since 3.5 years. He has experience in Vulnerability Assessments and Penetration Testing of web applications. He is passionate about Mobile security with special interest in Android security. He is currently working with ADP.

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Sripati (http://www.sripati.info/) has little study, moderate & varied experience (dev-2 yrs., security-4+ yrs.), and lots of aspirations (as far as security goes, at least). He started his career in web-application development, then took a detour towards quality compliance for some time (~6 months) and later moved to security compliance. Still learning the ropes, he believes there is so much to learn and so little time! Interested in web-app security (as if ISMS implementation is not enough), so that says something about his guts! He thinks OWASP is a very good platform for web-app people, and that since he joined OWASP, he has learnt a lot from people around him .

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Krishna Chaitanya T is a web geek working at Security & Privacy Research Lab, Infosys Labs. He is very much passionate about the web with special interest on Web security and areas such as HTML5, JavaScript, Web browsers, social networking platforms etc. He is a regular blogger and speaker at technical events. For his contributions to technical communities, he has been awarded Microsoft MVP award for 3 consecutive years-ASP.NET MVP(2010) and Internet Explorer MVP (2011, 2012). He is also pursuing M.S by Research at IIIT-Hyd with focus on security aspects of the modern web. When not at work he practices Yoga and plays Chess.

Imran works as Application Security Researcher at Tata consultancy services,leads the Null Hyderabad chapter and is the Board member of OWASP Hyderabad Chapter. Apart from his day job he contributes to matriux and Fedora open source projects. Imran is a CEH and his interests include application security assessment, penetration testing and code review.

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Raghunath works as a senior security engineer at entersoft information systems private limited. His interests include web application penetration testing.

Started his great profession as a senior systems designer way back in 1986 at Port Authority of Newyork and New Jersey,- Newyork and worked in Citibank - newyork as Vice President apart from Newyork Life Insurance, BASF Corporation, Sun IT ,Sun Microsystems, INC to name.

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Architected and built several Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) assignments for several defense, communication, medical, Banking, e-commerce, life sciences and other industries.

Rohit Tamma (CEH) has been working as a Application security Analyst in TCS from past 2 years. His job responsibilities include Vulnerability Assessment and Penetration Testing which enabled him to acquire extensive knowledge on HP WebInspect,IBM Rational Appscan Source Edition and HP Assessment Management Platform. Recently he also gave a presentation in Null Hyderabad meet on HP WebInspect.

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Satish has been working as a web application penetration tester since 5 years. Pentested over 200 web applications during this period. Recently he got involved in reverse engineering of binaries, WLAN security and mobile application hacking. He also Performed a couple of network assessments and source code reviews. Developed a compiler in the early stage of the career. He has a Bachelor’s Degree in Computer Science from JNTU, Hyderabad.Passionate about hacking and sharing knowledge.

I have been working as a web application penetration tester since 5 years. Pentested over 200 web applications during this period. Recently got involved in reverse engineering of binaries, WLAN security and mobile application hacking. Performed a couple of network assessments and source code reviews. Developed a compiler in the early stage of the career. I have a Bachelor’s Degree in Computer Science from JNTU, Hyderabad. Passionate about hacking and sharing knowledge

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Sripati (http://www.sripati.info/) has little study, moderate & varied experience (dev-2 yrs., security-4+ yrs.), and lots of aspirations (as far as security goes, at least). He started his career in web-application development, then took a detour towards quality compliance for some time (~6 months) and later moved to security compliance. Still learning the ropes, he believes there is so much to learn and so little time! Interested in web-app security (as if ISMS implementation is not enough), so that says something about his guts! He thinks OWASP is a very good platform for web-app people, and that since he joined OWASP, he has learnt a lot from people around him

Imran works as Application Security Researcher at Tata consultancy services,leads the Null Hyderabad chapter and is the Board member of OWASP Hyderabad Chapter. Apart from his day job he contributes to matriux and Fedora open source projects. Imran is a CEH and his interests include application security assessment, penetration testing and code review.

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OWASP Hyderabad Local Chapter

Welcome to the local Hyderabad chapter homepage.

Up Next: May 11, 2013

For more information about time and venue of the meet, see the Upcoming Meetings below.

Participation

Participants

OWASP Local Chapter meetings are free and open. Our chapter's meetings are informal and encourage open discussion of all aspects of application security. Anyone in our area interested in web application security is welcome to attend. We encourage attendees to give short presentations about specific topics.

Speakers

Would you like to speak at an OWASP Hyderabad Meeting?

Call for Papers (CFP) is NOW OPEN. To speak at upcoming OWASP Hyderabad meetings please submit your Bio-data and talk abstract via email to Raj ( Shalem Raj ). When we accept your talk, it will be required to use the Powerpoint OWASP Template

Hyderabad OWASP Chapter Board Members

Scope of the board is to discuss and approve local activities, meetings and plans.The board meetings will be announced at a later date. The board currently includes the following members:

Rohit Tamma
Rohit Tamma has been working in the field of Application Security since 3.5 years. He has experience in Vulnerability Assessments and Penetration Testing of web applications. He is passionate about Mobile security with special interest in Android security. He is currently working with ADP.

Satish Bommisetty
Satish is an Information Security Professional with 6.5 years of experience in penetration testing of web applications and mobile applications. He is currently working with ADP as a security analyst. He is a Facebook whitehat. He also reported vulnerabilities in Bing, Linkedin and Paypal.

Mohammed Imran works as Researcher at TCS, Innovation Labs. He also leads the Null Hyderabad chapter and is the Board member of OWASP Hyderabad Chapter. Imran is a CEH and his interests include application security assessment, penetration testing and secure code review. When not at work he practices horse riding and marksmanship.

Sreepati M S

Sripati (http://www.sripati.info/) has little study, moderate & varied experience (dev-2 yrs., security-4+ yrs.), and lots of aspirations (as far as security goes, at least). He started his career in web-application development, then took a detour towards quality compliance for some time (~6 months) and later moved to security compliance. Still learning the ropes, he believes there is so much to learn and so little time! Interested in web-app security (as if ISMS implementation is not enough), so that says something about his guts! He thinks OWASP is a very good platform for web-app people, and that since he joined OWASP, he has learnt a lot from people around him .

Krishna Chaitanya T is a web geek working at Security & Privacy Research Lab, Infosys Labs. He is very much passionate about the web with special interest on Web security and areas such as HTML5, JavaScript, Web browsers, social networking platforms etc. He is a regular blogger and speaker at technical events. For his contributions to technical communities, he has been awarded Microsoft MVP award for 3 consecutive years-ASP.NET MVP(2010) and Internet Explorer MVP (2011, 2012). He is also pursuing M.S by Research at IIIT-Hyd with focus on security aspects of the modern web. When not at work he practices Yoga and plays Chess.

Krishna Chaitanya T is a web geek working at Security & Privacy Research Lab, Infosys Labs. He is very much passionate about the web with special interest on Web security and areas such as HTML5, JavaScript, Web browsers, social networking platforms etc. He is a regular blogger and speaker at technical events. For his contributions to technical communities, he has been awarded Microsoft MVP award for 3 consecutive years-ASP.NET MVP(2010) and Internet Explorer MVP (2011, 2012). He is also pursuing M.S by Research at IIIT-Hyd with focus on security aspects of the modern web. When not at work he practices Yoga and plays Chess.

Imran works as Application Security Researcher at Tata consultancy services,leads the Null Hyderabad chapter and is the Board member of OWASP Hyderabad Chapter. Apart from his day job he contributes to matriux and Fedora open source projects. Imran is a CEH and his interests include application security assessment, penetration testing and code review.

Raghunath

Raghunath works as a senior security engineer at entersoft information systems private limited. His interests include web application penetration testing.

Started his great profession as a senior systems designer way back in 1986 at Port Authority of Newyork and New Jersey,- Newyork and worked in Citibank - newyork as Vice President apart from Newyork Life Insurance, BASF Corporation, Sun IT ,Sun Microsystems, INC to name.
Architected and built several Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) assignments for several defense, communication, medical, Banking, e-commerce, life sciences and other industries.

Rohit Tamma (CEH) has been working as a Application security Analyst in TCS from past 2 years. His job responsibilities include Vulnerability Assessment and Penetration Testing which enabled him to acquire extensive knowledge on HP WebInspect,IBM Rational Appscan Source Edition and HP Assessment Management Platform. Recently he also gave a presentation in Null Hyderabad meet on HP WebInspect.

Satish B

Satish has been working as a web application penetration tester since 5 years. Pentested over 200 web applications during this period. Recently he got involved in reverse engineering of binaries, WLAN security and mobile application hacking. He also Performed a couple of network assessments and source code reviews. Developed a compiler in the early stage of the career. He has a Bachelor’s Degree in Computer Science from JNTU, Hyderabad.Passionate about hacking and sharing knowledge.

I have been working as a web application penetration tester since 5 years. Pentested over 200 web applications during this period. Recently got involved in reverse engineering of binaries, WLAN security and mobile application hacking. Performed a couple of network assessments and source code reviews. Developed a compiler in the early stage of the career. I have a Bachelor’s Degree in Computer Science from JNTU, Hyderabad. Passionate about hacking and sharing knowledge

Sreepati M S

Sripati (http://www.sripati.info/) has little study, moderate & varied experience (dev-2 yrs., security-4+ yrs.), and lots of aspirations (as far as security goes, at least). He started his career in web-application development, then took a detour towards quality compliance for some time (~6 months) and later moved to security compliance. Still learning the ropes, he believes there is so much to learn and so little time! Interested in web-app security (as if ISMS implementation is not enough), so that says something about his guts! He thinks OWASP is a very good platform for web-app people, and that since he joined OWASP, he has learnt a lot from people around him

Sripati (http://www.sripati.info/) has little study, moderate & varied experience (dev-2 yrs., security-4+ yrs.), and lots of aspirations (as far as security goes, at least). He started his career in web-application development, then took a detour towards quality compliance for some time (~6 months) and later moved to security compliance. Still learning the ropes, he believes there is so much to learn and so little time! Interested in web-app security (as if ISMS implementation is not enough), so that says something about his guts! He thinks OWASP is a very good platform for web-app people, and that since he joined OWASP, he has learnt a lot from people around him

Omair

Omair works as penetration tester in NII consulting, has over 5 years of experience in Penetration testing. His interests include Network Penetration testing, Exploit generation and Reverse engineering

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Imran works as Application Security Researcher at Tata consultancy services,leads the Null Hyderabad chapter and is the Board member of OWASP Hyderabad Chapter. Apart from his day job he contributes to matriux and Fedora open source projects. Imran is a CEH and his interests include application security assessment, penetration testing and code review.